Keith Emerick Email & Phone Number | My work covers the conservation and management of State and privately owned archaeological sites and monuments in Yorkshire. I advise central government, and advise local planning authorities on planning applications affecting archaeological sites and registered battlefields. I have responsibility for Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal, World Heritage Site and continue to be involved in the production of the World Heritage Site Management Plans. I was a member of the English Heritage ‘Access Policy’ group for ‘Power of Place’. This document set out the new agenda for Cultural Heritage Management in England. The research group of which I was a member considered the issues surrounding physical and intellectual access to the cultural environment for those currently excluded by incapacity, ethnicity, gender or economic reasons. Author of 'Conserving and managing ancient monuments: heritage, democracy and inclusion', University of Newcastle and Boydell, 2014. Author of the heritage management blog swimminginheritage.wordpress.com I was a member of the EH 'Conservation Principles' working group. I was the English Heritage representative on the European Union ‘Converting Sacred Spaces’ project, with partners in France, Ireland, Belgium and the Netherlands. Awards: I was Inspector of Ancient Monuments and project team member for the following heritage projects: Whitby Abbey Visitor Centre, Rievaulx Abbey Museum, Rievalux, N. Yorkshire; Helmsley Castle Visitor Centre, Helmsley, N. Yorkshire; Fountains Abbey Mill, Sawley, N. Yorkshire; Acomb ROC Bunker, York; Hellifield Peel, Hellifield, North Yorkshire. Specialties: Community heritage; Conservation and Management Plans; World Heritage Management Plans; Social value; Intangible heritage; heritage management in post-war reconstruction; adaptive re-use; CHM Theory; origins of conservation practice in colonial and post-colonial contexts and USA; craft skills.

Keith Emerick

My work covers the conservation and management of State and privately owned archaeological sites and...
York, England, United Kingdom

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Keith Emerick’s Email keith.emerick@historicengland.org.uk

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Historic England

Inspector of Ancient Monuments

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English Heritage

Inspector Of Ancient Monuments

1999-02-01 00:00:00 - Present

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Keith Emerick is a My work covers the conservation and management of State and privately owned archaeological sites and monuments in Yorkshire. I advise central government, and advise local planning authorities on planning applications affecting archaeological sites and registered battlefields. I have responsibility for Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal, World Heritage Site and continue to be involved in the production of the World Heritage Site Management Plans. I was a member of the English Heritage ‘Access Policy’ group for ‘Power of Place’. This document set out the new agenda for Cultural Heritage Management in England. The research group of which I was a member considered the issues surrounding physical and intellectual access to the cultural environment for those currently excluded by incapacity, ethnicity, gender or economic reasons. Author of 'Conserving and managing ancient monuments: heritage, democracy and inclusion', University of Newcastle and Boydell, 2014. Author of the heritage management blog swimminginheritage.wordpress.com I was a member of the EH 'Conservation Principles' working group. I was the English Heritage representative on the European Union ‘Converting Sacred Spaces’ project, with partners in France, Ireland, Belgium and the Netherlands. Awards: I was Inspector of Ancient Monuments and project team member for the following heritage projects: Whitby Abbey Visitor Centre, Rievaulx Abbey Museum, Rievalux, N. Yorkshire; Helmsley Castle Visitor Centre, Helmsley, N. Yorkshire; Fountains Abbey Mill, Sawley, N. Yorkshire; Acomb ROC Bunker, York; Hellifield Peel, Hellifield, North Yorkshire. Specialties: Community heritage; Conservation and Management Plans; World Heritage Management Plans; Social value; Intangible heritage; heritage management in post-war reconstruction; adaptive re-use; CHM Theory; origins of conservation practice in colonial and post-colonial contexts and USA; craft skills.